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Earth’s Tongues: Rekindling the Language of Tracking to Spark Connection

We were all forged in the great crucible of the African continent. We are all African by nature, having spent 80 percent of our time as a species here, living in deep reciprocity with nature, each footfall an echo of all animals and insects, plants and oceans.

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